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26 February, 02:41

What is the final step in solving the inequality - 2 (5-4x) <6x-4

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  1. 26 February, 05:07
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    My last step was divide by 2

    Step-by-step explanation:

    -2 (5-4x) <6x-4

    Distribute

    -10+8x<6x-4

    Subtract 6x from each side

    10 + 8x - 6x < 6x - 6x - 4

    10 + 2x < - 4

    Subtract 10 from each side

    10-10+2x< - 4-10

    2x< - 14

    Divide each side by 2

    2x/2 <-14/2

    x < - 7
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